Find the magnitude of the deuteron velocity vector

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Suppose a neutron, traveling to the right at 1000 m/s, strikes a proton moving upward at 500 m/s. At impact they combine to form a particle called a deuteron. Find the magnitude and direction of the deuteron velocity vector. Take the x-axis along the initial velocity of the neutron and the y-axis along the initial velocity of the proton. Measure the angle from the x-axis.

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